Derivati USA: CME-CBOT-NYMEX-ICE BUND, TBOND and the middle of the guado (VM 69)
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Metatarso
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Ricorda il detto: si lavora e si fatica, per il pane e per la ... vabè, solo per il panegooood uikkèn bbbanda
altro uikkèn a lavorare povca puttana povca tvoia
tutti in giro e io qui a spakkarmi le p@lle
'sto talmente inkazz ...
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Europe is eager to begin paying down sovereign debt. The US wants to see Germany and France continue stimulus measures. With Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in Germany on Thursday, the trans-Atlantic differences in fiscal policy have become difficult to ignore.
Geithner in Europe: US and EU Oceans Apart on Fiscal Policy - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
Metatarso
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ma chissà perchè i ladri di polli sul Financial Times, ecc, non riportano mai il punto di vista dei tedeschi 
Resurrection of the Euro: European Austerity the First Step to Recovery - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
"The message has been heard: Deep cuts are now necessary," says Josef Kaesmeier, chief economist of the private bank Merck Finck. Even if Spain or Greece were to slip into recession due to drastic austerity measures, there is no alternative to their course of action, Kaesmeier says.
The economist sees much bigger problems outside the euro zone. "I'm worried about what's happening in the UK and the US," he says. "The Americans say: The dollar is the global currency, and we'll happily keep on printing money. Instead of cutting spending, they are simply passing one economic stimulus package after the other."
Eugen Keller, a foreign currency strategist at Metzler Bank, also sees the US as being the "epicenter of the crisis." For the past 20 years, he says, the world's largest economy has lived beyond its means. "That's not going to end well," he says. He argues that respectable businessmen in the current situation would tighten their belts and fix their balance sheets. "But that isn't happening in Washington," Keller says. The financial expert also believes the situation in Europe has eased in recent weeks.
Resurrection of the Euro: European Austerity the First Step to Recovery - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
"The message has been heard: Deep cuts are now necessary," says Josef Kaesmeier, chief economist of the private bank Merck Finck. Even if Spain or Greece were to slip into recession due to drastic austerity measures, there is no alternative to their course of action, Kaesmeier says.
The economist sees much bigger problems outside the euro zone. "I'm worried about what's happening in the UK and the US," he says. "The Americans say: The dollar is the global currency, and we'll happily keep on printing money. Instead of cutting spending, they are simply passing one economic stimulus package after the other."
Eugen Keller, a foreign currency strategist at Metzler Bank, also sees the US as being the "epicenter of the crisis." For the past 20 years, he says, the world's largest economy has lived beyond its means. "That's not going to end well," he says. He argues that respectable businessmen in the current situation would tighten their belts and fix their balance sheets. "But that isn't happening in Washington," Keller says. The financial expert also believes the situation in Europe has eased in recent weeks.
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ma chissà perchè i ladri di polli sul Financial Times, ecc, non riportano mai il punto di vista dei tedeschi
Resurrection of the Euro: European Austerity the First Step to Recovery - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
"The message has been heard: Deep cuts are now necessary," says Josef Kaesmeier, chief economist of the private bank Merck Finck. Even if Spain or Greece were to slip into recession due to drastic austerity measures, there is no alternative to their course of action, Kaesmeier says.
The economist sees much bigger problems outside the euro zone. "I'm worried about what's happening in the UK and the US," he says. "The Americans say: The dollar is the global currency, and we'll happily keep on printing money. Instead of cutting spending, they are simply passing one economic stimulus package after the other."
Eugen Keller, a foreign currency strategist at Metzler Bank, also sees the US as being the "epicenter of the crisis." For the past 20 years, he says, the world's largest economy has lived beyond its means. "That's not going to end well," he says. He argues that respectable businessmen in the current situation would tighten their belts and fix their balance sheets. "But that isn't happening in Washington," Keller says. The financial expert also believes the situation in Europe has eased in recent weeks.
this means war , I'd say
Fernando'S
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i)L'indice Michigan, che misura la fiducia dei consumatori, sale a maggio a quota 73,6 contro 72,2 di aprile. Il valore finale risulta superiore anche alla prima stima, ferma a quota 73,3.
ii)L'indice Ism che registra l'andamento dell'attivita' industriale nello stato di New York sale a livello record a maggio e si attesta a quota 89,9 da 62,2 di aprile.
ii)L'indice Ism che registra l'andamento dell'attivita' industriale nello stato di New York sale a livello record a maggio e si attesta a quota 89,9 da 62,2 di aprile.
giomf
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Ciò dovrebbe portare rialzo da lunedì . . ?. . o . .no . . ?
QUANDO ESATTAMENTE sono usciti questi dati di cui parli. . ?
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Fernando'S
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rilazo là non è rialzo qua tu lo vuoi qua o là?
segui il Prudente e stai tranquillo
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